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mundy-oldfordham at Jun 02, 2015 12:58 AM

fol. 04r

cān quin oncān quihuāllantiquīzquê in dia-
blo in ōquimoteōtiāyâ in huitzilōpochtli
in huāllàquê cē cihuātl ītōcā chīmalman.
Ompa quihuālhuīcaquê in Aztlān nauh-
cān huālquīztiyàquê inic huālnènenquê

1168 ===1 Tecpatl===
[Image: Figure of four Aztec leaders, captioned quauh. apne. tezca chīmalman.]

Cē tecpatl xihuitl in huāllēhua-
quê in cōlhuàcān nahuintin in
quihuālmāmaquê in diablo.
in cē tlācatl ītōcā
cuāuhcōhuātl inic ōme apanecatl inic ēyi
ītōcā tezacacōhuācatl inic nāhui ītōcā
chīmalman.


Translation

can they met the devil, Hutzilopochtli, whom they took as god. Among those who left Aztlan there was a woman named Chimalman. They brought her from Aztlan and went in four groups as they walked.

On one tecpatl they left Colhuacan, with four people bearing the devil on their backs. The first person was named Cuauhcohuatl. The second was named Apanecatl. The third was named Tezacacohuacatl, and the fourth was named Chimalman.

fol. 04r

cān quin oncān quihuāllantiquīzquê in dia-
blo in ōquimoteōtiāyâ in huitzilōpochtli
in huāllàquê cē cihuātl ītōcā chīmalman.
Ompa quihuālhuīcaquê in Aztlān nauh-
cān huālquīztiyàquê inic huālnènenquê

1168 ===1 Tecpatl===
[Figure of four Aztec leaders, captioned quauh. apne. tezca chīmalman.]

Cē tecpatl xihuitl in huāllēhua-
quê in cōlhuàcān nahuintin in
quihuālmāmaquê in diablo.
in cē tlācatl ītōcā
cuāuhcōhuātl inic ōme apanecatl inic ēyi
ītōcā tezacacōhuācatl inic nāhui ītōcā
chīmalman.


Translation

can they met the devil, Hutzilopochtli, whom they took as god. Among those who left Aztlan there was a woman named Chimalman. They brought her from Aztlan and went in four groups as they walked.

On one tecpatl they left Colhuacan, with four people bearing the devil on their backs. The first person was named Cuauhcohuatl. The second was named Apanecatl. The third was named Tezacacohuacatl, and the fourth was named Chimalman.